Scan a QR code and the phone joins your device list next to your Windows, Linux and macOS endpoints — with inventory, ring, locate, messages and a screen view the user consents to.
Try the demoIllustration — an enrolled phone in the NetLock device list.
The Android agent covers enrolment, inventory and a set of actions you trigger from the web console.
A phone is enrolled by scanning a QR code from the web console. Enrolment sits behind the same permission as the agent installers.
Enrolled phones stand next to your desktops and servers, with the same device details and inventory pages.
Make a mislaid phone ring from the console. Whoever is holding it can stop the ringing on the device.
Ask a phone for its location in the background when it has gone missing.
Send a message to the person using the phone. It arrives as a notification, and is shown full screen while the app is open.
Watch the phone's screen while you talk someone through a problem. Viewing only, with no remote control of the device.
How often a phone checks in is set by policy. The default interval is 15 minutes.
Removing the enrolment on the device requires a PIN you set, so a phone does not quietly drop out of management.
From the QR code in the console to a device you can see and act on.
Create the enrolment QR code in the web console. It falls under the agent-installer permission, so whoever rolls out agents can add phones.
The NetLock app reads the code and completes the enrolment against your tenant.
It appears in the device list with its details and inventory, and starts checking in on the interval its policy sets.
Extended management capabilities for Android and support for iOS devices are planned. We announce features once they ship, so this page always describes what NetLock does today.
Android management is part of NetLock RMM. Nothing extra to license, nothing extra to install on your server.
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